Best 3 quotes of Emily Geminder on MyQuotes

Sometimes I think I might have invented you. We’re always inventing each other, in a way. We need witnesses. We need witnesses—not many, even just one—to the impossibly long sentence we write with our days.

The greatest fear, I sometimes think, is that we are trapped: in bodies, in rooms, in time. Or the greatest fear is that we are not - that we can spill wide open. If one is, as Kafka says, dead in one's own lifetime, the heart thuds a traitorous song: alive, alive.

What I've learned writing these stories is that history only looks heavy and solid. In fact, it won't ever stay still.